
WordPress Hosting
One-click install, free SSL, daily backups and a control panel built for people who would rather write posts than configure servers.
Most WordPress problems are not WordPress problems. They are a PHP limit set too low, a missing SSL certificate, or a backup nobody set up until the day it was needed.
We take those off your plate. WordPress installs in one click with the database already created, SSL is issued the moment your domain points here, and backups run on a schedule you choose — so the worst day is an inconvenience instead of a disaster.
WordPress Hosting
Pick the domain, press install. Database, admin user and permissions are handled for you.
Let's Encrypt issues automatically and renews itself. No reminders, no expiry surprises.
Daily, weekly or monthly, with old ones pruned automatically and optional copies to your own FTP.
Sensible memory and upload limits out of the box, adjustable from the panel when a plugin wants more.
Full database access when you need it — imports, exports and quick SQL.
Support from Kathmandu, plus a public community where answers stay searchable.

WordPress
Latest version · installs in ~20 seconds
Install to
Database created automatically
Admin user generated
SSL issued on install
Where it runs
Not a reseller account on someone else's platform. Your WordPress workload runs on machines we own and operate in Kathmandu — which is why the round trip below is what it is.
Typical round-trip a visitor inside Nepal sees, by server location. Your results will vary by network and route.
Bringing an existing site over is a file copy, a database import, and these four constants. Everything else in wp-config.php stays as it is.
// Values come from the panel's MySQL Databases page after you
// create the database and its user.
define( 'DB_NAME', 'u1_yoursite' );
define( 'DB_USER', 'u1_yoursite' );
define( 'DB_PASSWORD', 'the-password-you-set' );
define( 'DB_HOST', 'localhost' );If the site was served over http before, search-replace the old URL in the database after importing, or WordPress will keep redirecting to it.
If a deploy still will not come up, the panel reads the service log and explains the cause in plain language — you do not have to interpret systemd output yourself.
Plans are being updated — see all hosting.
Yes. Upload your files with the File Manager or FTP, import the database in phpMyAdmin, then update wp-config.php with the new database details.
No. Anything that runs on standard PHP runs here.
Our servers are in Nepal, so local visitors get a much shorter round trip than they would from Singapore or Europe.
Set up in minutes, with support from people in your timezone.